City of Aurora v. Fox

Appellees’ complaint is in two paragraphs. • One at least is good, and, as the demurrer was addressed to the entire complaint, it was properly overruled, even though one of the paragraphs is bad.

The complaint alleges, in substance, that the City of Aurora, without having adopted any general plan for the improvement of the streets, and without having advertised for proposals, and also without having entered into a written contract, proceeded to dig into and cut down a street upon which appellees’ house and lot were situated, and without right hauled away and appropriated the soil of said…